With help of journalists, anti-establishment campaign to be launched soon,says Arif Hameed Bhatti
Lahore: Senior Journalist Arif Hameed Bhatti said a country with the help of few absconder journalists is planning to run a dedicated campaign against establishment.

While talking in a GNN Programme ‘Khabar Yeh Hay’ he said, government should not go behind every corrupt person as it hadalso granted relief to a political party in recent past. Further he said that Maulana Fazal ur Rehman has collected a lot of money by using the ‘Madarasa Card’.
ایک ملک چند صحافیوں کو پیسہ دیکر اسٹیبلشمنٹ کیخلاف بڑی مہم چلوانے لگا ہے، عارف حمید بھٹی کا بڑا انکشاف @arifhameed15 @saeed_qazi @tahirmalikpak @PTIofficial @pmln_org @MediaCellPPP #KhabarHai #GNN pic.twitter.com/fuw5EPvFc6
— GNN (@gnnhdofficial) January 25, 2021
Giving an insider, he claimed that a vigorous anti-establishment campaign is on cards for which planning is being done in Islamabad, Lahore and London simultaneously. Some doctored photos of important personalities could also be shared soon, he added.

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